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Well, looking for a proper translation of the Basque "Jentiltasuna", the English "Gentility" is surely the most appropriate, being the perfect etymological equivalent: Jentil = Gentile + tasuna = ity (Latin itas). I know that in English and other European languages "gentile" and "Gentility" are commonly used almost exclusively referring to "good manners", but in fewer cases (see Gentile) they have preserved the original, full meaning, of relation to a gens, that is (noble) ethnicity or stock, who were the "giants" (Jentil in Basque), that is also the proper full meaning of Jentiltasuna.--Wewelsburger (talk) 10:32, 31 July 2013 (UTC)

What you call a "perfect etymological equivalent", others would call a False friend. In English, "Gentility" is simply not closely related in meaning to "Gentile" or "Gentilic" (and "Gentile" mainly means "non-Jew" anyway)... AnonMoos (talk) 02:32, 1 August 2013 (UTC)

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